nguyen dac xuan, who still lives in the city of hue. times of brexit, it is hard to imagine, but in 1963 britain was actually desperate tojoin europe! british leaders of the day wanted to become members of what was then known as the european economic community. unfortunately, there was a problem — the french president charles de gaulle was strongly opposed. our next witness, juliet campbell, was a british diplomat at the time. archive footage: a staggering blow is dealt to western unity in this council hall in brussels, when france blackballs britain from the common market. # charles de gaulle may be ten feet tall # and think he's napoleon. # but the french wash every three days, on bidets. # so thank god for english men and not common market # not common market scum.# the british people, who had only slowly came around to the idea that perhaps we were going into the eec, were really very shocked. with communication between countries half a world apart nowadays only a few hours, it compels new thinking along the economic front. so in 19

those four items beginning with daca and those were dac eligible. about 1.8 million individuals living in the country who grew up speaking english, pledging allegiance to our flight, going to our schools, engaging in our commerce in every way they havens lived and functioned at us americans except they're not. they're brought into the country illegally. so now what we doha about that. president obama sai set a time period. he set a 2007 time.07 you had to be in the country by 2070 under a certain age and then were eligible. we advance that because it's so long and sad from the time president obama announced that which was 2012, ifat you are in the country at that time or before and your under that time. not certain age, you are eligible, apply and go through the process. we think that fair and compassionate. it also set the warning out to those who will rush at our border and say the easiest way to illegally cross into the united states is to bring a child with you. we do not want that to occur. that is a dangerous crossing in many places and many c

but he made it very clear he only agree to re-dac shuns and wants to keep the re-dac shuns quote to aum and would not agree to any changes to the memo. the ultimate question is whether the fbi agrees with that. and whether or not the white house also agrees to it. and if neither of them do, jim, then the decision will be left up to the house intelligence committee and republican of the house to override the white house. and no indication yet the republicans are willing to buck the president, so discussions are going to continue behind the scenes. >> that would be pretty remarkable step. i want to ask you about hearings on chill, powerful force telling senators they fully back not only russia interfered in 2016 election but agreed that russia is likely to interfere in upcoming elections. let's have a listen. >> well, so no change in high view of the 2017 assessment and i support that. and i agree with director pompeo's assessment about the likelihood of the 2018 occurrence as well. >> and participated in that 2018 work, and i stand by it now, and i grew he with pompeo this will not cha

we are checking their dac -- we are checking in there and our hearts go out. >>> students at eight n. bay high school will be going back to class. this happened at the high school which is close to the sebastopol police department. a message was written in a bathroom stall. school administrators took the threat seriously and took -- and send about 1100 students back home. graffiti was written in a marker in the boys bathroom. police did not release the full message but part of it said many will die. >> the writing on the wall had a specific threat mentioned as well as a date. the date was today. >> it is better to be safe in situations like this. >> no one thinks it will happen in their town -- town.>> officers searched the campus. students will head back to school. please think the threat may be connected to previous threats.>>> federal prosecutors released their charges against this man. two years ago this man flew to tunisia. he was arrested when he was trying to fly to libya. he was trying to join isis. he is now in custody in new york.>>> san mateo county had two suspects arreste

. >> dac expires a week from monday and congress is as divided as ever about coming up with a deal.ountry prepares to say goodbye to rev. billy graham. we will follow his procession to the final resting place in charlotte, north carolina and

one of the things i heard them addion and i would like to the dacs are important. they are important. to thee really critical midwest and moving on. the products around and we have actually as you know. we really appreciate that. so that is critical. then we do have one of the interchanges that we are ready thatgrade we got about 200 have been suffered on the i-80-380 interchange around city.n iowa president trump: 200? >> 200. president trump: you do have a that. you have a lot of intersections where people die because they isnot get a permit and it just crazy. would like you to make that first priority. one you say, there is particular. i heard about it in i would. it is a particular dangerous intersection and accidents all the time. with a slight difference in thatn, and you could get permit easily. we have to get it done. be ald would love that to priority. >> thank you. it is flood mit tationgation is iowa, too.in cedar rapids had terrible blood. projectd a wonderful and had a lot of private dollars ready to be interested. vested so our new mayor is here with

i hope we can work together in a bipartisan fashion to provide relief to the dac recipients but also to restore our border security and to craft immigration laws that serve america'ser best interest. again, the two pillars upon which our immigration system has been felt that we are a nation of immigrants. almost all of our family members came from somewhere else. we are also a nation of laws which distinguishes us from most of the rest of the world and has been those great pillars that need to be restored and which need to be our focus. madam president, i yield the floor. >> the senator from iowa. >> thank you very much. before the senator of texas leads the floor, i think he needs become committed because one of the four parts of the bill i'm talking about and introducing and he is one of the cosponsors and that's borderke security. he has worked years on border security and needs become demented about it i also think is not on think you and senator johnson are to be complemented for being in the lead of 100 senators to make sure we don't make the same mistakes we did in 1986 when w

it's a framework that begins with the patterson's and ship for 1.8 million dac eligible persons in this place today. they were young when they came here. they came to the decision of their parents and i believe they should be given an opportunity to be u.s. citizens. they will have anec opportunity based on a ten year or 12 year timeline. they will have legal status and a path to citizenship. it's fairly straightforward in terms of theso requirements to come into the program. someone .8 million will qualify once we ratify the bill and send n it to the president's desk. coupled with this, it's critically important to not make the mistakes of the past. first off, let's not just assume we will r pass a standalone dream act. the reason for that is it has failed every single time it's been attempted. it has failed under republican administration under democratic administration, it even failed in a time when hopresident obama was in the white house and there were super majorities of democrats in the senate and the majority in the house. even when not a single republican vote would be necessar

. >> have to come onboard, they talk a good game with dac but they don't produce. either they come onboard or we're going to have to get more people to get the kind of numbers that we need to pass in a much easier fashion legislation. >> we'll take that up with conservative commentator mick michelle malcolm. and president trump policy leading to reversal of fortunes for republicans ahead of midterm, new poll show prediction of blue wave may be bunch. we'll discuss that with one of best political analyst in business, ed rollins, our top story, the expected release of the fisa abuse memo, fox news has been hold president trump has read memo could notify technology tomorrow that he support its being made public. catherine herridge with our report. >> we're concerned about national security, we want public to understand and know what is going on. reporter: white house said that memo surge going a final national security check and president sign off. >> a review from all relevant stake holders, intelligence folks and folks in law enforcement. adv

dac david, give me reaction to this morning's report >> right can you hear me okay >> i can hear you,re was somebody else in my ear as well. >> somebody ordering pizza, i don't know >> may have been >> look, i think that it could be a stretch, inflation, we have a situation everybody believed we would get a first big quarter because of the tax cuts and income gains we're going to see, without realizing a good chunk of income gains are going to be siphoned into the gas tank, what the retail sales member told you. so much of the fourth quarter premised on consumer credit binge. the fed report highlighted that yesterday. bit of a credit hangover and relentless increase in gasoline prices attracting the retail picture inflation number i think was easy to call in my opinion, don't know why everybody thought we would get streams of.2 to perpetuity the dollar is down 13% we have come off -- 40% of cpi is good. what made the report interesting is that the core goods cpi, stuff that you can see, touch, feel, not services, that it was core goods up .4%. haven't seen that in five or six years. m

there is talk about a narrow deal dealing with dhaka aac dac border wall. they need to just agree to something with the dreamers. there are a lot of questions on how they deal with it. my expectation is they'll do what they do best, which is punt the issue until much later. >> but they don't have much later. march 5th is the deadline. >> unless the president maybe agree to extend the deadline, which they're not getting any indication that he will -- >> which will fly in the face of everything that even immigration reform, republican supporters in the senate and the house, meaning those who want citizenship for all undocumented immigrants in this country, because they think that the president doesn't have the constitutional right to do that. but that's a different story. >> as you talk abo as you talk about this, i also think it's noteworthy that we went through all this drama last month and the democrats forced the shutdown because of daca. now we're actually getting close to the actual deadline of march 5th for daca young people, or maybe not even young pe

dac at 2.15, exclusive of all known and anticipated issues out there. it does not include 301 mission matter or ti work. it does track the issues we're tracking with respect to delivering phase 1. a total of 139.9 million remaining in contingencies. this was associated with bus storage facility and disposal. we had a bit more disposal type soil conditions. it's been managed through that. that brings us to schedule. there is a bit of a slide at june 1st for the transit center. i'm actually optimistic about the summer despite june and i'll get into that more dealing with risk and mitigations in play. i think what's pushing june from the previously reported may 11th is a little more emphasis power on rival and distribution and in terms of the roof park, we actually gained three days. there's a lot of high energy and good work going on on the roof park. and again, the bus storage is the poster child of just steady as she goes and delivering and should be arriving in june as well. the previous fear of bus storage lagging so behind and not available for opera

he wants to call them dac kids. >> daca people. >> they are trying to at least get the outline of a deal done. senators will be the more adults in the room on this one. we're not looking for the president to play that role. if they have a broad outline along with the shutdown, they have to get the ball down the field. >> it just shows why bill of love was b.s. >> right. >> there are two very different mind sets about what these people represent. and i'll tell you, we've all been around people who aren't in the country illegally. i would nephew use the word lazy. that is not a word i would use. they have a level of desperation like no other. when it came to the nunes memo, fbi, bad. doj, bad. no trust. but now with the democratic memo response, rosenstein, good. talk to rosenstein. the cave man mentality towards fear and promise is what we saw. they didn't like the doj with their memo because they wanted nothing to get in the way of that act of patriotism. but with the democrat you can memo, you have rosenstein, the guy who just a few days earlier the president was saying you figure out h

meaning, -- >> i think we can go bipartisan on infrastructure, it may be even more so than we can on dacaca. because the difference is, we want to help daca. you don't. okay? i'm kidding. i'm sure you do. >> the white house continues to insist that it will not trim down its daca plan to get approval from congress, including -- path to citizenship 1.8 million people for a portable and other security measures, and entity chain migration, and an end to the visa lottery program. bret, the white house hopes that when it is all done, its plan will be the last one standing. >> bret: john, where are we on the possibility of the president sitting down with bob mueller and what his team is saying? >> my sense tells me that his legal team is leaning firmly against the idea. here is the reason why. they are reading an old case about mike sp, the clinton-era secretary from the late 1990s, which found in the case that the president, those seeking information from the president, in this case, an interview, must demonstrate with specificity why it is likely that the subpoenaed materials here contain imp

if you were dacs it or doesn't -- jeopardize the methods and lives of others. big news this week was the text message from lisa page to peter strzok where she said potus, referring to president obama, potus wants to know everything we're doing. the significance of that was when it came. july 5th they let clinton off, no charges against clinton. end of july peter strzok opens the russia investigation. and then september 2nd you have this text message with potus wants to know everything we're doing. peter strzok, the guy ran the clinton investigation, that's the real takeover this week on the whole russian matter. >> chris: will have to dig down into that, we will have you back. it's always interesting to talk to you, thank you very thank you for your time, please come back, sir. >> congressman jordan: i will come and take care. >> chris: up next we will bring in our sunday group to discuss the fbi memo the president refused to release. plus, what would you like to ask them about how the white house handled the rob porter domestic abuse scandal? just go to facebo

. >> dac expires a week from monday and congress is as divided as ever about coming up with a deal. congressmen on both sides of the aisle about that. >> the country prepares to say goodbye to rev. billy graham. we will follow his procession to the final resting place in charlotte, north carolina and back with the long legacy for the faithful. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. speech is great to be with you this saturday. more sheriff's deputies under increased scrutiny in florida after new reports that multiple deputies waited outside marjorie stone zimmerman douglas high school is a shooter attack students and teachers inside. and park visible land, the president called one of these deputies a coward. do folks down there feel the same way? >> reporter: there is glowing disgust and outrage how law enforcement failed to respond to the shooting. the fbi admitting it failed to properly investigate a tip about a caller that he is capable of shooting up a school was fired after it was discovered he stayed outside during the shooting was his boss, brown county sheri

on the dac apron nancy posey on the house floor earlier this morning. >> let the chips fall where they may but let us have a chance to relay the fear in the hearts of these dreamers and their families. >> the government is funded through march 23 in the spending caps are raised in the debt ceiling is pushed off another for 13 months. a lot of spending issues off the table but over the next three and half weeks, march 5 is the deadline for daca to get an immigration deal. this will consume washington. you heard trump say that there is nothing to do with securing the southern border he would be for another government shutdown. >> incredible. thank you very much fred couple other trends we are following, the role of the individual indexer. you open that your she and the first one to get clobbered. $36billion in net outflow from equity flood funds on the part of individuals. two weeks ago they were pit pouring a hundred billion dollars into the market. also gold is still separate second straight flat or declining week. mortgage rates are at a 14 month high. there are a lot of crosscurrents

are they trying to make their democratic base believe that they're fighting for hthese dac kids?trump eliminated daca, he created this crisis, an opportunity for republicans to take a hostage and it's democrats that continue to fight for a clean dream act and we'll continue to fight for a clean dream act. am i frustrated at the outcome, absolutely, and my biggest challenge is arithmetic, we need more democrats in the house, we need more democrats in the senate and that's why i'm working every day to lead the democrats into the presidency. >> that's beyond the current population of people that's protected by daca. do you think democrats should turn away from that? because some of the other mon proposals in this bill are just too difficult for you to swallow? i mean, do you think you can turn your back on that? >> i mean the proposal that they put forth, first of all, it's important to put forth that the president has put forth many proposals. >> let's go with the four pillars. let's talk about that. >> it's the proposal du jour. if your goal is to help the economy, it does just th

voters were shocked that all the things he put on the table, 1.8 million, a path to citizenship for the dacients in return for some of the things he campaigned on. where do you see the main pushback coming from your colleagues on the other side of the aisle? >> on the other side of the aisle this should be no pushback. i'm surprised there is because when i first heard it, it surprised me. path to citizenship, they're getting things were they actually lost a lot of conservatives but the other side of the aisle, i can imagine them objecting to what he came out with. >> apparently the wall is no longer the big thing, democrats upset with, a lot of them are saying i'll actually help you build the wall if we can get daca done but now it's been chain migration. i keep forgetting but i know there's a political correct way of saying it. maybe i'll pick up on it at some point, but president trump pointed to chain migration in this role of recent terror incidents in this country and the fact that we lose a grip on the abilities who's coming into this country. is there a possibility that that will not

my question is, do the democrats really want to free the dac people or not.u really are representing these people, if you think there's a great benefactor of your party, then you will get something done and you do anything to help this because the negative spin on this is we are coming into midterms, they didn't play on the tax reform and then they're not even really going to do anything, it's going to look, so who do they stand for. >> you are right about touching on the notion that it's being seen more favorably than i had been in the past and that some democrats might be brewing. the no vote, they want to proceed carefully on immigration. in recent months and years, in and of itself, we will have the senate consider the issue openable sides, contributing amendments to it. it's an open belt. there's nothing in it. mcconnell says let's rock 'n roll. let's debate. what the senate comes up with now, might be some kind of compromise. we've seen that come out of lindsey graham in the past. what happens to it in the house is a whole other issue. if that were not

actually gets us back to rule of law by securing the border and building the wall and addressing the dacve scalise, it's great to see you back. well done. >> it's great to be back. >> now this. concerns in california that another drought is on the way. the national weather service is predicting below average precipitation and higher temperatures to the rest of this month. it was so dry this past weekend several ski resorts actually had to shut down for they just didn't have enough snow. some individual stocks in the news, ge up today. it has been beaten down recently but it's up just ten cents. earlier it had cost $15. share. dr pepper snapple becoming the official tea and juice drink of major league baseball the season. that stock is down 70 cents at 115. the brewers report strong profits, their stock is up, it is still down 8% this calendar year. >> hilton hotel people, there up strongly, good profits overseas, the stock is up to half dollars at 85. the irs wants to enforce the obamacare employer mandate. they are about to demand millions of dollars in fines from businesses. employers

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